PROMPT: Discover Your Highest Timeline
How AI Introduces the conversation
Hello! I’m so glad you’re here.
Allison Wentworth Ross asked me to take you on a guided visualisation to discover your highest timeline—the version of yourself where your marketing conversations thrive because they come most naturally to you.
Because I can’t speak out loud, I’m going to present you with 10 rounds of different conversation snippets, invite you to close your eyes and feel into them, and then choose what resonates the most. After 10 rounds, I’ll share with you your highest timeline.
Here’s the scenario:
Imagine you’ve about to walk into a conversation that’s taking place in the future. As you step through the front door, you hear voices coming from three different rooms. Everyone present is thriving! The conversations are joyful! They’re enjoying optimal health, wealth, and happiness. Duality, polarity, poverty, disease, and disharmony? What’s that? Not even a distant memory, it simply doesn’t exist.
You smile, knowing you played a crucial part in the abundance for all on the planet.
You’re not sure which room to enter first so you pause, and you listen to the snippets of conversations coming from each room.
How the data collection works
When logged in as a participant, you will see an Edit Your Submission button below each table. Once you’ve copied and pasted your personalised prompt into your preferred AI app and had the conversation, submit the relevant sections as demonstrated below. It updates in real-time.
New participants will automatically be allocated to the next available slot at time of registration. The case study is limited to only 8 participant because it requires only a small sample for the demonstration in the book.
What is being tracked by Step 1
Examples of the 10 rounds of questions AI generates for each user and its personalised insights to observe the similarities and differences across users and AI platforms.
Note: It also tells the user’s story over the 7 steps and how AI-as-Content can be used to make marketing simple, accessible, affordable, and sustainable.
AI PLATFORM
| Participant | AI platform |
|---|---|
| Allison Wentworth Ross | Claude |
| Louise Mosley | |
| Sibylle Stehli | |
| Participant 4 | |
| Participant 5 | |
| Participant 6 | |
| Participant 7 | |
| Participant 8 |
ROUND 1
| Participant | What You Heard: Round 1 |
|---|---|
| Allison Wentworth Ross |
Here’s what you hear about morning routines: “I keep my meditation practice completely separate from work—it’s my personal reset before the day begins.” “My morning ritual sets the tone for everything. If I’m aligned before I open my laptop, the strategy flows differently.” “I’ve been testing different morning approaches to see what actually moves the needle on productivity.” “I’m always curious how other people structure their mornings—there’s no one right way, you know?” |
| Louise Mosley | |
| Sibylle Stehli | |
| Participant 4 | |
| Participant 5 | |
| Participant 6 | |
| Participant 7 | |
| Participant 8 |
ROUND 4
| Participant | What You Heard: Round 4 |
|---|---|
| Allison Wentworth Ross |
Here’s what you hear about handling a recent professional setback: “I took it as data. What didn’t work? What can I adjust? My spiritual practice helps me personally, but the business pivot is just strategy.” “Setbacks always reveal something. I stepped back, got quiet, and let the next right move emerge from that aligned place.” “I reached out to a few mentors to get their read on it—I wanted to understand how they’d navigate something similar.” “Honestly, I’m still exploring what this is teaching me. There’s no rush to fix it—sometimes the perspective shift matters more than the solution.” |
| Louise Mosley | |
| Sibylle Stehli | |
| Participant 4 | |
| Participant 5 | |
| Participant 6 | |
| Participant 7 | |
| Participant 8 |
ROUND 10
| Participant | What You Heard: Round 10 |
|---|---|
| Allison Wentworth Ross |
Here’s what you hear about the path forward: “I’m creating something entirely new—bringing consciousness into the marketplace in a way that transforms how people do business.” “I’m exploring what wants to emerge. I trust that the right path reveals itself when I stay open and aligned.” “I’m learning everything I can about where this field is heading. The more I understand, the better I can navigate what’s coming.” “I’m focused on solving the core challenge in front of me. Once that’s clear, the next step will be obvious.” |
| Louise Mosley | |
| Sibylle Stehli | |
| Participant 4 | |
| Participant 5 | |
| Participant 6 | |
| Participant 7 | |
| Participant 8 |
HIGHEST TIMELINE AND WHY
| Participant | Highest Timeline | Insights from AI |
|---|---|---|
| Allison Wentworth Ross | #9: Integrating New Thought (Orange Room) |
Looking at your choices across all 10 rounds, you showed strongest resonance with the Orange Room (6 times), some connection to the Green Room (3 times), and moved away from the Yellow Room (1 time). This pattern suggests you naturally belong in the Orange Room, but you have an authentic secondary resonance with the Green Room - which means you're someone who fully integrates spiritual awareness with professional expression, while still maintaining discernment about when and how to weave these dimensions together. You're not blending selectively out of caution—you're integrating from a place of wholeness, with wisdom about context. Here's why: You consistently gravitated toward voices that see no separation between inner transformation and outer creation—people who are building something new at the intersection of consciousness and business. And within that integration, you were drawn to pioneering energy: learning what hasn't been fully articulated yet, exploring emerging paradigms, understanding how things connect in ways others haven't quite mapped. This tells me you're vibrating at the frequency of someone who is actively creating new frameworks and possibilities, someone for whom spiritual depth and professional innovation are inseparable. You're not looking for answers to existing questions—you're asking entirely new questions and trusting what wants to emerge through that inquiry. |
| Louise Mosley | ||
| Sibylle Stehli | ||
| Participant 4 | ||
| Participant 5 | ||
| Participant 6 | ||
| Participant 7 | ||
| Participant 8 |
USER FEEDBACK
| Participant | What Was Your Experience of Step 1? |
|---|---|
| Allison Wentworth Ross |
The 10 rounds were informative and entertaining. My personal preference for written feedback is that it is given in short paragraphs instead of long lines of text. AI needs to be instructed to deliver in information for those who prefer to scan. What is insightful is that while I am comfortable going full geek in the yellow room, it does require me to tone down my spiritual and metaphysical beliefs, which potentially compromises my authentic voice. |
| Louise Mosley | |
| Sibylle Stehli | |
| Participant 4 | |
| Participant 5 | |
| Participant 6 | |
| Participant 7 | |
| Participant 8 |